Campaign aims to humanize the thousands of victims who perished inside regime facilities at the hands of Assad security forces
New research by Chinese scientists confirms mass-displacement and destruction from data collected from Syria
Lavrov says positive reactions came not only from those who participated in the meeting, but also from opposition figures who did not attend
Moscow retracts invite after regime voices concern over attendance of former government employees
Moallem says at least 80,000 Islamist jihadis from all across the world have joined the most radical Wahhabi jihadis in Syria
The move on Thursday was the fourth time Russia and China have blocked U.N. Security Council action on Syria
Minister accuses U.S. of obstructing Geneva III
Interim Defense Minister displayed a photo of a bomb that did not explode, weighing up to 90 kg and filled with chlorine gas
Asharq Al-Awsat speaks with the president of Syria’s largest opposition group
Halqi says Syria will be rebuilt by Syrian hands with the support of friends
Bulbul is one of the first actors who declared his support of the Syrian revolution
The SMC announced Sunday that Idriss had been removed from his post as head of the Supreme Military Council
Is the ‘Free World’ truly interested in ending this conflict? Or is it a mere face-saving exercise?
The failure of the Geneva talks should serve as a lesson for the opposition to redraw its strategy
Syria’s armed conflict escalated even further in 2013 as the government intensified its attacks and began using increasingly deadly and indiscriminate weapons, culminating in a chemical weapons attack on the Damascus countryside on August 21
Assad appeared at ease, wearing a navy blue suit and smiling regularly throughout the 45-minute interview
Ambassador says the Syrian people do not trust the opposition
Ahmed Qadri visited Sweida to issue the goats to martyr’s families’
After considering their options, many Iraqis chose Syria as the place to start over. Today, these Iraqis find themselves in a familiar situation
Walid al-Bunni, the former Spokesman for the National Coalition, asks if it is still possible to talk about a revolution of a people against a tyrant as it was in its first year
